The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-08-06

NuAbNNiANA VI thN ANASbINuSll ahA
urged the adoption of the Canadian
Pacific Railway as a route for Brit
ish mails to China and Australia.
Goschen promised to fayorably con-
slider the matter.
81. Petersburg, July 2G.-Tho
Car and Czarina to-day witnessed
the launching Of the new ironclad
Alexander III. The vessel is S,400
tons burden and will carry fourteen
cannon and ten Hotchkiss guns.
Berlin, July 27.-Reports on the
condition of Crown Prince Frede-
rick William are TO the effect that
he is progressing rapidly. lie has
no difficulty in speaking, but his
physician advise him to exercise
care.
Rome, July 27.-On the oath
there were eighteen deaths from
cholera in Catanir. The work of
the White Cross Society is making
great progress and meeting with
success. Several thousand people
are being daily fed at their kitchens.
Paris, July 2S.--Deputy Lauer,
in answer to the taunts of Paul de
Cassagnac that the former lied when
he stated that General Boulanger
had been invited by eighty-four
Generals in the army to head a coup
Diet in favor of the restoration of
the monarchy, has published letter
to his seconds in the coming duel
giving the names of the Generals.
"This letter." says Deputy Lauer,
an. de Cassagnac can read on the
field of the duel, if he appears at
the time appointed" Lauer then
taunts his antagonist with having
hidden in cellar during the battle
of Sedan.
London, July PA st. Peters
burg correspondent of the 'Times"
denies that disorders exist in Kar-
shi. Russian occupation has, the
correspondent AYERS, benefited the
inhabitants, who, he adds, appreci-
ate Russia's work in maintaining
order and protecting trade. Russia
notified England one month before
that she intended to occupy Karsbi.
Malta, July PA violent, vol
canic eruption has occurred on the
island of Galita, off the coast of
Tunis. Streams of lava are issuing
from the crater, and the glare from
the flame emitted is visible for fifty
miles.
London, July 27.-The "'rimes"
yesterday morning had a column
editorial on Garland's decision on
the Act forbidding aliens to acquire
real estate in the Territories. The
article says: 1.-The Act is not likely
to operate injuriously upon any i'm
portant present British interests in
America, but in the future it can
hardly be equally neutral. The
Territories, though at present not to
be compared in population or real
lied resources with the States, cover
an enormous area, hiding incalcula-
BILE riches. Unless this Act had been
passed the enterprise which has al
ready exhibited itself to the great
benefit both Of American and of
British subjects in Texas and other
States might naturally have pro-
duced like results in more than one
promising Territory. The limitation
of alien shareholdlng is certain to
have material effect almost i'm
mediately IN curtailing mining un-
dertakings."
Brussels, July 28.-Owing to the
exceptional heat a drouth prevails,
which is the greatest known for the
last thirty-two years.
Tremendous quantities of locusts
are showering down upon the crops
in Eastern Flanders. The oats are
completely destroyed.
Paris, July 27.-Only two-thirds
of the Panama Canal loan, it tran
spires, has been subscribed. NJ.
DeLcsseps in an interview on the
subject to-day, said the amount
subscribed would suffice for the
present.
Dublin, July 25.-County Antrim
has been proclaimed under the
Grimes Act.
Paris, July PA dispatch from
Vienna to sic Temps" says: The
Bulgarian Government is intercept
ing kilograms to and from the Bull
garian Capital. There have been
violent scenes in the Sobranje, the
members of the Opposition, includ-
ing ex-Premier Radoslavoff, being
forcibly repealed The troops at
Rutschuk made hostile demonstra-
ton against Prince Ferdinand of
Saxe-Goburg- Gotha. Led by Off
GERS of the army they paraded the
streets, uttering cries of 'Long live
Russia!"
Bucharest, July, Pot is re-
ported from Russian sources that
the Bulgarian Government has ar
rested M. Radosavoff, Premier and
Minister of the Interior in the Ca
binet just suspended. The arrest
is said to have been made on the
charge of treason. The new Min
istry, it is reported, will prevent a